tousle , also: touzle AmE

He tousled the boy's hair and turned to look at his wife.

He tousled her hair as if she was still a little girl.

He tousled my hair as if things were just fine.

He looked more boy than man, his dark hair tousled, eyes wide.

His hair was tousled, as though he'd been out in the wind.

She looked down at me, then tousled my hair with her fingers.

He ran a hand through his hair, tousling it even more.

She tousled her own hair and laid back on the bed.

Her hair was tousled and looked in need of brushing.

A light breeze tousled his hair as he did so.

She lifted a hand to her hair, found it still tousled.

That evening he stopped at the table and tousled my hair.

He tried to fix his hair, tousled by the wind.

Her hair was still tousled, but it had gone a bit gray in places.

He woke to the pressure of her little hand, tousling his hair.

Tim tousled the boy's hair and then helped him sit up.

It was kind of tousled now, and she looked cute that way.

Marco reached down and tousled my hair as I looked up at him.

His long yellow hair was tousled, like he'd been asleep.

The man had tousled blond hair and a broad face.

The girl's long, dark hair was tousled about her face and bare shoulders.

I retrieved the box and gave it to him, tousling his hair.

Her hair was tousled, almost as though she had been tugging at it.

Then he reached out and tousled her hair with gentle fingers.

She was smiling out at him, her long blond hair tousled.